Unit 1 Period 3 Integrated skills（课件）英语译林版2020必修第一册

Integrated skills Starting a new school club Unit 1 Back to school Contents 1. Lead-in 2. Listening 3. Reading 4. Writing 5. Self-evaluation 6. Homework Lead-in Have you joined any school clubs before? What clubs are there in your school? Do you know how to start a new club? Free talk Drama Club Dance Club Basketball Club Science Club Debate Club Cooking Club Photography Club Environmental Club Joining the Drama Club helps me overcome shyness and express myself better. The Science Club lets me turn textbook knowledge into real - life experiments. In the Cooking Club, we’re currently learning to make traditional Chinese dumplings. I want to start a ‘Book - to - Film’ Club. We’ll read novels and then make short films based on them! Listening Maggie is talking to Mr Zhou about starting a new school club. Read the steps in A1, and try to predict the right order. Listen to the conversation and check your assumption. Listening Your order is ___________________. Listening A1 c e a d b Listening A2 1.learn a useful skill 2.short story writing 3.club leader 4.activities 5.find new members Listen again and complete the notes. Role-play 场景一：环保社团招新（Eco-Club Recruitment） Alice: Hi! I’m Alice from the Eco-Club. Do you care about the environment? We’re trying to make our school greener. Want to join us? Bob: Sounds cool, but what do you actually do? Alice: We do three main things. First, we organize recycling drives every month—like collecting plastic bottles and turning them into art projects. Second, we plant trees and create small “green corners” around campus. Third, we host workshops to teach students how to reduce waste, like making DIY reusable bags. Bob: That’s interesting, but I’m not sure if I have time. How often do you meet? Alice: We meet every Thursday after school for an hour. It’s flexible—you can come when you’re free, but we’d love your help at least once a month. Bob: Hmm, okay. I’ll think about it. How do I sign up? Alice: Just scan this QR code to join our group chat, or stop by our booth tomorrow at the club fair. We’ll send you more details! Bob: Thanks! I might come check out the booth. Alice: Great! Hope to see you there. Let’s make a difference together! Role-play 戏剧社推广（Drama Club Promotion） Lily: Hey! Have you ever wanted to be on stage? Join the Drama Club—we’re all about having fun and breaking out of your shell! Mike: I like acting, but I’m really shy. I don’t think I can handle being in a play. Lily: Totally get it! Most of us were shy at first too. We start with small games to build confidence—like improv exercises where you just act silly and laugh a lot. No pressure! Plus, you don’t have to be an actor—we need people to help with costumes, lighting, or even writing scripts. Mike: Oh, that sounds less scary. What’s the biggest project you’ve done? Lily: Last semester, we performed a modern version of Alice in Wonderland. I played the Cheshire Cat—it was so much fun to wear a colorful costume and make the audience laugh. We also invited the art club to help paint the set, so it was a big team effort! Mike: Wow, that sounds cool. Do you have any performances coming up? Lily: Yes! We’re preparing a short comedy show for the school talent show next month. You could join us for rehearsals—even if it’s just to watch and see if you like it. Mike: Okay, I’ll give it a try. How do I get involved? Lily: Perfect! Just fill out this signup form, and I’ll add you to our rehearsal schedule. We meet every Monday and Wednesday after school. Don’t worry—we’ll start slow and have lots of snacks at rehearsals! Mike: Thanks, Lily. I’m still a bit nervous, but I think it’ll be worth it. Lily: Trust me, you’ll love it! Everyone in the club is super friendly. See you at rehearsal! Reading Read Maggie’s proposal on Page 9. Find details about the information part of the form on Page 8. Club name, club leader, meeting time, club activities, materials needed, plan for recruiting? Reading B Part B: Proposal for a new school club Club name: Short Story Writing Club Club leader: Maggie Zhang Meeting time: Friday afternoon from 4:30 to 5:30 Club aim: To improve short story writing skills Club activities: ·Read short stories in different styles; ·Write short stories using different techniques; ·Hold workshops to discuss the short stories club members read and write; ·Invite professional writers to give talks on short story writing. Materials needed: Paper and pen for each student Plan for finding new members: ·Make posters and put them up around the school; ·Put a notice in the school newspaper and on the school website; ·Put a video on the school website. Signed: Maggie Zhang To get new members for the Photography Club, we’ll put up posters with amazing student - taken photos around school. The Cooking Club will make a short video of our delicious dishes and post it on the school website to attract people. Plan for finding new members: If possible, what new club(s) would you like to start in your school? Why? Discussion Useful expressions We'd like to start a ... club in order to .../so that... We plan/intend to ... by ... Our plan for a ... club calls for... Our club aims to/is intended to ... Talk in pairs A: I'd like to start a DIY club so that students can learn more about how to recycle materials. B: Great idea! What's the plan for each meeting? Example C If possible, what new club(s) would you like to start in your school? Why? Discussion The Film Club The Photography Club The Dancing Club The Calligraphy Club ... To appreciate the films To enrich our school life To broaden our horizons To develop our aesthetic ability … Writing What is a proposal? What can be included in a proposal? What should the language in a proposal be like? Writing a proposal Read Part D to find the answers. D What is a proposal? What can be included in a proposal? What should the language in a proposal be like? Writing a proposal A formal suggestion/plan to get the reader to agree to your suggestion/plan. Elements of a proposal Title Club name Club leader Meeting time Club aim(s) Club activities Materials needed Plan for finding new members Signature What is a proposal? What can be included in a proposal? What should the language in a proposal be like? Writing a proposal A formal suggestion/plan to get the reader to agree to your suggestion/plan. Formal and brief. How? Self-evaluation Using relatively complex sentence structures Features of the language Be serious Be objective Avoid contractions Features Mistakes in terms of: Punctuation Spelling Grammar Choice of words Style (formal/informal) Checking Structure Work in pairs Self-review Peer review Find mistakes Correct them Make comments Give praise or suggestions Improve your writing Checking Homework Homework Write a proposal for a new school club, and polish your writing by discussing with your partner. null 108855.055 $$